PeerEnabler is a peer-to-peer file distribution platform. Publishers get a license from Joltid to distribute content (i.e. files) and all computers on the internet can download the files.
To download a file via the PeerEnabler platform is free. The publisher of a file can protect the file with for example Digital Right Media (DRM), which in some cases may require the user to pay the publisher for the file. Publishing on the PeerEnabler platform requires the purchase of a license from Joltid.
No. No personal information about end user can be collected by the PeerEnabler platform. PeerEnabler is 100% spyware free and PeerEnabler will not bundle any spyware. The statistics that can be retrieved from PeerEnabler distribution is less detailed than the statistics that can be retrieved from a standard web server.
No. In order to put up content on the PeerEnabler, a publisher needs to acquire a license. The publisher must follow the license terms provided by Joltid.
The cornerstone of the PeerEnabler is the P2P Networking component, which is installed on all end user computers. P2P Networking is the key to Join the P2P community of PeerEnabler.
The P2P community of PeerEnabler is based on P2P Networking, which work on all Widows 32-bit systems (such as W95, W98, W2000 WNT, WXP), on FreeBSD systems and on Linux systems.
The PeerEnabler is based on file distribution which contains the concept of publishers and recipients (end users) of file/content. A publisher makes the file available for end users, and end users can receive the file if they use web sites or software that downloads the file.
No. Only files that are used by the end user will be downloaded. If the end user installs software that use the PeerEnabler for downloads, the software itself may download content for the end user usage.
By using Web sites or software that have integrated PeerEnabler downloads, you will download files. PeerEnabler does not have a browser application where end users may download content selectively.
Contact Joltid and acquire a license file for publishing. We will be glad to provide any publisher with licenses, as long as they apply our license agreement.
We charge publishers for the right to distribute on the PeerEnabler platform and for the volume distributed over it. PeerEnabler distribution will likely reduce the bandwidth usage of the publisher with 90%, which will make the total PeerEnabler distribution cost be very attractive for publishers.
To uninstall P2P Networking from your computer running Windows go to Control Panel click Add Remove Programs, select P2P Networking and click Change/Remove.
Note: If you have Altnet Peer Points Manager installed and you uninstall P2P Networking you will stop earning points.After you reinstall P2P Networking you will earn points for only files downloaded after the reinstallation.